Josh Kale

We have intelligence.

But now there's this thing out there that commoditizes intelligence.

And we did an episode, the last time you were on Bankless, it was about the post-intelligence explosion.

So I want you to help me illustrate this point of just like, in the near term, intelligence is just going to become such a commodity.

And there are companies out there that are doing that, that are working towards that puzzle piece.

Yeah.

Something that I know that Google is doing is like Google is trying to apply AI and intelligence to allow other companies, firms to have a literal like central intelligence agency over its own company.

Because like one of the largest frictions in a company is like, especially at scale, when like your company scales beyond like 100 people or even honestly before that.

And then you even get into some of the super scaled companies that have tens of thousands of employees.

There's not a single person that knows what's going on.

Like that's what the CEO is paid for, paid to do, is like know everything about the company.

That's how, who's the CEO of Google right now?

What's his name?

Right now it is...

He goes on all the podcasts.

Wait, Sundar?

It's Sundar, right?

Sundar, yes.

Sundar Pichai, there we go.

He talks about this, I think, on the DoorCatch podcast, where there's a product today, what Google's trying to do is it allows its AI models to be the central intelligence of other companies.